I got my ITA 2 days ago, and my common-law partner and I need to upload our proofs of Canadian education.
I have a 2 year Graduate Diploma from a college, and my partner has a 1 year Graduate Certificate and a Master's Degree.
We don't have transcripts, only official certificates and letters of completion. Should they suffice?
Bonus question: My partner is not the primary applicant and they don't have an ECA done for their foreign Bachelor's Degree. From what I've heard, they don't need an ECA as their Master's Degree is the highest education received and also from Canada. Do they need an ECA for the Bachelor's stuff?
Would be quite the hassle if we have to get that now (they had applied for ECA but WES has issues with it because the 2nd and 3rd year transcripts are directly published by the uni and 1st year by its affiliated college).
Been scratching our head about it. Any advice would be helpful.
I have a 2 year Graduate Diploma from a college, and my partner has a 1 year Graduate Certificate and a Master's Degree.
We don't have transcripts, only official certificates and letters of completion. Should they suffice?
Bonus question: My partner is not the primary applicant and they don't have an ECA done for their foreign Bachelor's Degree. From what I've heard, they don't need an ECA as their Master's Degree is the highest education received and also from Canada. Do they need an ECA for the Bachelor's stuff?
Would be quite the hassle if we have to get that now (they had applied for ECA but WES has issues with it because the 2nd and 3rd year transcripts are directly published by the uni and 1st year by its affiliated college).
Been scratching our head about it. Any advice would be helpful.